New Jersey
Hurricane Sandy leaves New Jersey with $2.6B tab for water infrastructure
Hurricane Sandy damaged more than 100 facilities supplying drinking water to residents and sewage treatment plants, leaving the state wit ...
13 years ago
Post-Sandy summer could be banner season at Jersey Shore, Belmar mayor predicts
After all the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy, it was hard a few months ago to imagine a summer tourism season at some of the hard- ...
13 years ago
Christie’s education budget: Reading between the line items
Now comes the grunt work on Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed fiscal 2014 budget, as the state Legislature begins its department-by-de ...
13 years ago
The storm that keeps giving: Sandy to blame for rough allergy season
The allergy season is beginning, and this year could be more troublesome than usual in the region. Hurricane Sandy provided extra ...
13 years ago
Clouds of crisis, controversy surround Rutgers
Just a few months ago, things could not have been more promising for Rutgers as it looked to bolster its place in college sports.The univ ...
13 years ago
Pernetti’s resignation in Rutgers’ best interest, Barchi says
Rutgers University President Robert Barchi says it’s in the “best interest” of the university for Athletic Director Tim ...
13 years ago
Missing the point on the firing of Mike Rice
This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. After Rutgers men’s basketball coach Mike Rice ...
13 years ago
V zones and FEMA flood maps will be the talk in Ventnor
A group calling itself Stop FEMA Now is gathering Saturday to try to get the new FEMA flood maps changed in New Jersey. Man ...
13 years ago
Sharing lessons from Sandy could mean healthier recovery next time around
Add deadly carbon monoxide poisoning from improperly vented generators and toxic mold to the many health hazards visited on the state by ...
13 years ago
N.J. revenue projections off by $637 million, says budget official; treasurer disagrees
The New Jersey Legislature’s budget officer is projecting revenue growth will be less than the Christie administration expects. ...
13 years ago
Do gun buybacks reduce gun violence?
State officials, with the help of local authorities, have been conducting a gun buyback campaign in several New Jersey cities, an effort ...
13 years ago
School choice is working for New Jersey’s preschools
This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Two weeks ago the Christie Administration ...
13 years ago